Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-11-12
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

nho usnal religious services will be held
morrow in the Episcopal Church.
Sunday school will be held in the Catho-
T.. Cbnrch tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Judee Sullivan has set the second trial
Robert L. Morrow for Monday, No
vember IA.
Tho examination of p. Paroni, charged
nth rape, will take place in the Justice
Court to-day.
Now sheds have been built at the Eu-
.sta Con. refinery In anticipation of the
coming Winter.
Rev. J. r. Hammond will preach in the
Msthodist Church in Eureka on Sunday,
Nav. 20 at Z o'clock p. M.
Great preparations are being made by
.hs members of the G.. A. r. for their ball
" lake place on Thanksgiving evening.
The Episcopal Church was benefited to
cha extent of $40 by the lecture of D. b.
Canfeld, ESQ.,, last Wednesday evening.
The portable houses which passed
through town for Seligman last Wednesday
attracted a great deal of attention.
Several tons of ore from Treasure Hill
were brought to the Eureka Con. furnaces
last Wednesday by A. Muir Il Co.'S team.
Mrs. Mannheim has removed her millin-
erv establishment from the Whitton build
ins to a few doors north of the Postoffice.
Houston, Texas, is only a small town in
comparison with Chicago, yet sixteen di-
yorces were recently granted there in one
day.
Jerry Ahearn purchased from the E. &
G. Lumber Company, last Wednesday, the
old lumber yard now occupied as the Union
corral.
Miss Dora Faust will sell all the house
hold furniture contained in the Dunkel
clearinghouse next Wednesday at public
auction.
Mr.. Tjams is running for office in Omaha.
The Prohibitionists will vote against him,
because lie comes within one of being Mr..
J. Jams.
The Denver & Rio Grande has an.
nounced its determination to make connec-
ton with the new fast Central Pacific train
at Ogden.
Charley Lautenschlager has improved
his billiard table by replacing the old cloth
with a new one, and the addition of a new
set of balls.
The teams of A. Muir & Co., and James
Donaldson left last Thursday for SeligmaI!,
heavily loaded with lumber, shingles, mer.
chandise, etc.
Roselle, the man who furnished his wife
with vitriol to throw in Petrie's face at
Los Angeles, has been sentenced to San
Quentin for nine years.
John Health was in town from Ruby
Valley during the week with a big load of
grain, and will probably have two more
such loads for this market.
After the enjoyment of some six weeks
of lovely weather, and which is quite unu-
sual at this time of the year, the indica-
lions are strong for a snowstorm in the near
future.
Complaint is made that boys get inside
the fence at the Eureka Con. pond to fish,
and stir the mud to such an extent that
the boilers at the works become coated
from it.
No assessment for the month of October
was levied by the A. .. U. W., of the jul
risdiction of Nevada, which includes this
State and Idaho. Montana and Utah Ter.
~ritories.
In the District Court at Carson Thurs
day the jury rendered a verdict finding
George Campbell guilty of rape on Cora
Lane, who is said to be under the age OF
legal consent.
The regular stated meeting of St. Johns
ShapltT NO u, ". "A, Ih., Will ne lSlu az
their hall at 7 o'clock this evening. All
members in good standing are cordially in.
vited to attend.
houses that formerly adjoined his residence,
and shipped them to Mount Hope, where
they are to be converted into a blacksmith
shop, shaft house, etc.
The trustees of the Carson public school
have agreed to allow teachers to attend the
session of the State Teachers Institute,
which convenes in Reno, and to allow their
salaries during their absence.
Lead ores are in great demand. and are
now well paid for at our smelters. A
number of small lots have lately been re-
ceived over the railroad and from adjoin-
ing camps south of Eureka.
State and county taxes are now due and
payable to the Treasurer at the Eureka
County Bank. They will fall delinquent
November 81, after which date the per
cent allowed by law will be added.
"What do they do when they install a
put him in a stall and feed him." mot a
bit" said his father; "they harness him to
a church and expect him to draw it alone.
At 2:15 o'clock last Tuesday morning an
alarm was sounded from the conner of
Clark and Monroe streets, caused by the
burning of a wood.box which took fire
from some live ashes being thrown against
it.
Fred Hoffman is in possession of a new
optical instrument which is proving OF
great interest to the young men OF the
town, ana has had the effect of Transforming
the San Francisco Brewery into an obser7-
atory.
The Corner Chop stand, at the rear OF
Lautenschlaa.er's saloon, has undergone a
thorough renovation, the woodwork having
been repainted and china CLOSED. An ex-
tensive new range has also been added TO
the establishment.
From the Greeley Center (Neb.) lnde-
pendent we learn that our former fellow
t%ownsman, H. A. Martin, who has been
very successful at that place, has opened a
new and very handsome drug store there,
with "a feet frontage and 60 feet deep. IL
is described as one of the finest stores In
the State of Nebraska.
Several lots of ore that were sent from
the Pursell series of mines at Seligman to
the Eureka Con. furnaces at this place,
for the purpose of ascertaining Their actnai
economic value, gave very satisfactory re-
suits, and indicate that treatment by con-
centrating will be successful. The lead con-
Contracts will doubtless prove a highly val
liable product.
An amusing incident took place at Selig.
man one evening last week. a. case OF
boots was received at the store, over which
there was some contention among the
workmen as to who should be the pnr-
chasers. and to settle the matter a rattle
took Mace. the miners, a dozen in number,
eaoh rot a fine pair Of boots for II. There
was more excitement and merriment over
the affair than would have been caused in
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